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I mean if you use the CDN jQuery the likelihood of loading jQuery up is fairly low considering its so ambiguous.

• apsurd 15y ago
  you want the word ubiquitous https://www.google.com/search?ix=sea&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=define%3A+ubiquitous https://www.google.com/search?ix=sea&sourceid=chrome&#38...
  • peregrine 15y ago
    Thank you for this.
• scarmig 15y ago
  Is this usually actually true? It makes a ton of obvious sense, but I've seen numbers thrown around that suggest a surprisingly low number of people actually end up taking advantage of the cache.
  • unicron 15y ago
    It's 100% not true. It's also a pain in the arse if you serve everything over SSL like we do.
    • joshuacc 15y ago
      To the best of my knowledge, the only reason SSL could cause a problem is if you are specifying the protocol (http:// http:// vs https:// https://). The best way to handle this is to use a protocol-relative URL like "//ajax.googleapis.com/mylibrary". The browser will then infer the correct protocol.
      • unicron 15y ago
        You've obviously never dealt with ancient IE versions and script loading then...
        • joshuacc 15y ago
          I'm happy to be enlightened if you feel like sharing.